June 18, 1876 – San Joaquin County, California: "Caucasian League" Lynched Man in Campaign of Terrorizing Chinesee Workers
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In June 1876 in San Joaquin County, California, anti-Chinese vigilantes targeted a Chinese laborer. A group took extralegal action, lynching a Chinese man as part of a broader campaign of terrorizing Chinese workers. This reflects the increasingly organized nature of anti-Chinese violence in the 1870s.
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